The Little Mermaid is available on Disney+ from September 6, so get ready to dive into the sea to watch one of the best Disney live-action remakes.
As with other premieres on the streaming services, the movie is available to watch from 8am UK time (midnight PT in the US).
You can also buy a digital copy of the movie in the UK for £13.99 from Prime Video, iTunes, Microsoft Store and other digital retailers.
In the US, you can buy a digital copy of the movie for $19.99 from Prime Video, iTunes, Vudu and other digital retailers.
The digital release of The Little Mermaid also comes with a sing-along version of the new movie, as well as exclusive bonus features including bloopers and breakdowns of the classic songs.
If you'd prefer to own a physical copy of the live-action remake, you can currently pre-order the movie on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD. The physical copy will be available from December 31, 2023.
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There is also a 4K Steelbook edition of The Little Mermaid to pre-order as well, which comes with a Blu-ray copy of the movie also.
The release strategy for The Little Mermaid mirrors that of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 and other Marvel movies on Disney+: a digital release around a month before the streaming debut, when it used to be the other way around.
What matters is that The Little Mermaid is now available to watch on Disney+ after swimming to more than $500 million worldwide at the box office earlier this year.
And remember you can also watch the original animated version of The Little Mermaid on Disney+.
The Little Mermaid is now available to watch on Disney+, and to buy from Prime Video, iTunes and Microsoft Store.
Freelance film & TV writer, Digital Spy
Critic and writer Jo Berry has been writing about TV and movies since she began her career at Time Out aged 18. A regular on BBC Radio, Jo has written for titles including Empire, Maxim, Radio Times, OK!, The Guardian and Grazia, is the author of books including Chick Flicks and The Parents’ Guide to Kids’ Movies.
She is also the editor of website Movies4Kids. In her career, Jo has interviewed well-known names including Beyonce, Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks, Kiefer Sutherland, Tom Cruise and all the Avengers, spent many an hour crushed in the press areas of award show red carpets. Jo is also a self-proclaimed expert on Outlander and Brassic, and completely agrees that Die Hard is a Christmas movie.
